Book Club: The Next Chapter

One of the worst films I've seen recently. I question the sanity of how Rotten Tomatoes could even give this the rating it did. The only reason I didn't turn it off in the first 15 minutes was because I loved seeing the Italy scenery.

I enjoyed this, because I love Italy and I like the four main female actresses. At times it drags a bit and it's a tad obvious, but it's a cheery feel good movie.

Fun, beautiful and a joy to watch. Highly recommend

Boring. Boring. BORING!

One star for the location. Super cheesy and poorly acted.

I'm watching it at the moment and it is utterly boring. The best part is the scenery.

My eyes are sore from rolling. Even a stellar cast cannot save the predictable, poorly written script. Is it really possible these affluent friends never went to Italy before? If their luggage was stolen, how do they have multiple new outfits (but no new suitcases)? Although the visuals and facelifts are well done, this movie isn't.

Embarrassingly bad. Beyond words, no words. So effing bad it is cringe-worthy times 1 million and quadrupled. Did I say this is bad? Well, it is worse than what I said.

Life is basically dealing with your inpending mortality. This movie shows how its characters deal with theirs by engaging in life's inanities. Watching this movie is not a bad way for you to deal with yours. So turn off the judge-ometer and enjoy the delightful inanities of this movie. The ladies all look incredible but Jane Fonda takes the cake, no pun intended. Filmed in Italy, the cinematography isn't bad either.

Loved the story, however Jane Fonda acts and looks ridiculous with her frozen face from WAY TOO many facelifts! Candice, Mary and Diane were fabulous - unaffected and genuine with their acting, they make the story feel good!